My only interest is because of the hype (doesn't mean I'll buy it). I don't buy very many 2D games because I think they're overdone. Hello, I have powerful gaming machines and I want nice visuals. I do own a couple 2D games that were released in the last 5 years or so, but not a lot. That said, I'm glad to see that this one is coming to Linux. When I saw a Steam friend playing it this weekend, I looked at the game's store page and was a little surprised that it wasn't on Linux. I stopped looking at it after that.

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Really?! Sweet! I just heard about this game and presumed I'd want it for PS4. That will probably change now.

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Despite being only single player, I am actually interested in this one. The gameplay looks unique enough.

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Rocket League was a big reason I was booting into Windows not long ago. It will be great to uninstall it from Windows and move it to Linux!

Had I had a PS4 earlier on, I would have purchased Rocket League on that system. It doesn't help out Linux a whole lot to do that, but it helps ween me off of Windows. That's what I plan to do with games that are not on Linux and aren't planning to go to Linux. My Windows 7 drive will only live for so long.

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As a person who doesn't own the game yet but has played a couple of the free weekends (and Battle Royale mod), Arma 3 coming to Linux is great news. It stinks that a Linux player will be held back from the full multiplayer experience, but for me, I could live without those features for a while since I haven't used them yet. I'd hope Teamspeak integration would happen sooner than later since there are official TS Linux servers and clients -- it wouldn't be completely new development ground for them. Despite trying to be optimistic, I would be a little hesitant to buy it for Linux if I couldn't play Battle Royale. Hmm....

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Thanks for the review. I may actually buy the game someday now.

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w00t, been waiting. Have resisted installing on Windows.

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This is fantastico.

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While I never minded Catalyst in the past 10 years, I know others avoid AMD cards purely based on their driver management software, update cycle, and frequency of problems. I can't say I had the same bad experiences they did when I ran AMD cards, but I sure appreciate the stronger Linux support that Nvidia has had.

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I do like that they are going to do the port themselves instead of a different development studio. That's what is often done when a game is created on console first and then ported to PC even.

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